Michael B. Jordan Moved to Tears by ‘Sinners’ Film

Michael B. Jordan recently shared his emotional experience filming the new movie “Sinners,” where he plays identical twins Elijah “Smoke” Moore and Elias “Stack” Moore. In an interview with W, he admitted that the role deeply affected him.

Emotional Journey in “Sinners”

Jordan revealed, “I cried during Sinners. I also cried during the making of the film.” His ability to connect with the characters showcases his talent as an actor. The film not only moved him, but it also resonates with viewers worldwide.

Influences Beyond “Sinners”

His emotional reactions extend beyond his recent project. Jordan mentioned that the film “Armageddon” makes him tear up every time. He described a particularly poignant moment from the anime series “My Hero Academia.” “I had a really good cry watching the last season,” he stated.

• Film: “Sinners”
• Director: Ryan Coogler
• Co-star: Wunmi Mosaku as Annie
• Golden Globe Nomination: Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama

Character Dynamics and Acting Range

Wunmi Mosaku, who plays Annie, expressed her admiration for Jordan’s portrayal of both characters. She noted, “I never got confused by Jordan playing two different characters.” Mosaku highlighted the distinct qualities he brought to each twin.

Jordan’s delivery and energy made it easy for her to identify whether he was portraying Smoke or Stack, even from behind. “It was his cadence, his rhythm, his energy, his spirit, his face,” she explained.

Looking Ahead

As the Golden Globe Awards approach, Jordan’s performance in “Sinners” continues to garner attention. His collaboration with director Ryan Coogler has been a pivotal aspect of his acclaimed career.

With his emotional depth and ability to embody complex characters, Michael B. Jordan remains a prominent figure in contemporary cinema.